The third part in our conversations with creators on comics in 2009 and what the new year holds, we spoke with Miriam Libicki ('jobnik!') and Dan Cooney ('Valentine'), who are writers, artists, and, interestingly, are both teachers, educating what could be the next generation of creators.
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Continuing our look at comics in 2009 and what may come in 2010 as seen by a handful of our favorite creators. In part II, we speak with Alex Robinson ('Box Office Poison,' 'Tricked,' 'A Kidnapped Santa Claus') and Mike Dawson ('Freddie & Me,’ 'Ace-Face,' 'Troop 142' ).
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Ken Becker, our latest featured artist, studied art under the storied Will Eisner, became a comic book creator, then worked in animation, and most recently had a 10-year-run working on illustrated storybooks for Disney. His art and a short conversation.
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The average citizen's time spent on the Internet was about 68 hours in Sept. This pales in comparison to TV, which recently weighed in at 141 hours/month. Seems people simply aren't goofing off on the Internet enough at home. Here are some sites that can help rectify that.
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There's little that can offend a comic book fan more than dumb, condescending, and/or uninformed comments by the mainstream media. We always brace ourselves for the inevitable onomatopoeia-filled headlines -- but other silly comments are equally inexcusable.
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"I'd rather eat Cup-o-Noodles every day and be proud of the work I'm doing than be eating sushi and embarrassed by my work," Julia Wertz said during the course of our conversation about the business side of being an indie comics creator. How does an independent creator define success?
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Cookie Comfort: Break Bread Without Breaking the Bank